Too bad that no rich people can jump through the eye of a needle.
It's too bad we all have to hate our parents.
It's too bad we all have to love everyone, even our parents.
It's too bad he came to bring a sword.
It's too bad he told Peter off for using a sword.
Honestly - there's this thing called recognising biblical symbols when you see them, and recognising literal writing when you see it.
Again - just
reasserting something doesn't turn the
trillionth re-assertion into new evidence.
Again - they're just both literary forms exploring exactly the same subject - Jesus going to complete his ministry and die for us. There is no evidence of anything else going on.
Again - you're just writing over the top of it what you want.
Again - any lurkers here can see how utterly absurd your 'argument' from these verses are!
Jesus is taking as long as he likes to finish his ministry and go down to Jerusalem! That's it!
Look, this is madness. There's just nothing in either of your foundational verses.
Let me illustrate. How would you disprove the following alternative timetable?
>>On the Great White Throne of Judgement Day the dead will be raised and judged. So we should expect any prophesies about the GWT Judgement Day to include judgement of God's enemies and resurrection. Fortunately I've found them, and they include a timetable we can understand - and they confirm each other! One Old Testament prophesy, and one New Testament prophecy.
Amos 1 repeats the prophesy in judgement on the nations throughout Chapter 1 and 2:-
“For three sins of Damascus,
even for four, I will not relent...
“For three sins of Gaza,
even for four, I will not relent...
“For three sins of Tyre,
even for four, I will not relent...
“For three sins of Edom,
even for four, I will not relent...
“For three sins of Ammon,
even for four, I will not relent....
“For three sins of Moab,
even for four, I will not relent...
“For three sins of Judah,
even for four, I will not relent....
“For three sins of Israel,
even for four, I will not relent....
Four = 4 days * Peter's 1000 years like a day - 4000 years!
Naturally we should also expect Resurrection to be part of the end-times prophesies so we can recognise That Day. Fortunately we have such a record!
John 11:17 says "On his arrival, Jesus found that Lazarus had already been in the tomb for four days."
Did you get that? Lazarus was raised on the 4th day! There's just no way around it - because there is both Judgement and Resurrection on the 4th day!
Except, my Amos prophesy is not counting days - it's counting sins. The same with Hosea - it's not counting millennia or even really days. Bible Commenter G. Herbert Livinston says "Hosea does not have in mind the resurrection of Jesus when he utters the phrase the third day he will restore us (v.2). The device of stating consecutive numbers (2....3) is fairly common in the Old testament. In Amos 1:2-2-6 this numerical sequence seems to designate many sins, whereas in Hosea it seems to denote a quick occurrence."